Resistant to abrasion, cuts and tears, it withstands harsh environments often encountered in technical and exploration diving. Its lightweight construction and compact design make it well-suited for travel, while reinforced Kevlar panels in high-stress areas enhance reliability. Designed for divers who prioritise robust protection and a tailored fit, the suit delivers both comfort and unrestricted movement. With its high-performance materials and thoughtful construction, the Edge drysuit stands out as a premium option for serious diving applications.

Improvements include upgraded insulation, thicker fleece and a reinforced design that also has a more modern look. The undersuit has two outer pockets and an inner pocket on the chest. The suit is also equipped with reflective tape, rubber loops at the thumbs that allow air to pass into dry gloves, and braces and elastic bands under the feet that prevent the trouser legs from sliding up when putting on the outer suit. Furthermore, the suit is equipped with two specially designed openings for P-valves and suit heating.

New technology and electronics will maintain a voltage level and constant heating temperature throughout the battery’s run time. Blue Power battery allows 2 levels of heating and comes in two sizes; Medium with 198Wh (14 Ah) capacity and Large with 397Wh (28 Ah).

What does the value represented in watt-hours mean?
In the case of the 198Wh in the BLUE POWER MEDIUM, it means that the diver will have 198W of power to use in one hour. In two hours, the diver has 99W to use and in four hours about 45W.